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NEW Celta Teacher · Fri 25-Aug-06, 10:18 AM

Hi all,

i just finished my CELTA training last week in Vancouver and i am seeking teaching opportunitites in South Korea. As a newly qualified ESL teacher without much experience in the field, i am not sure how much my CELTA certificate and my degree in Tourism Mangement would help me to get a good paid job in Seoul. Plus, i am not a native speaker

. i did my tourism degree in Canada and i have taught ESL in one of the biggest non-profit organizations in Vancouver. i am not sure those would help or not.

Is there anyone out there at the same or similar situation like i am? please give me some advice if you are or even if you know someone like that. by they way, i am a 24 yr old chinese girl who is fun, approachable and likeable.

Drop me a line please, folks! i really need some help here. THANKS A LOT!

Christine

Fri 25-Aug-06, 10:18 AM	#1 (permalink)
NEW Celta Teacher ESL Newbie Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Posts: 1	Is there any non-native speaker teaching ESL in Korea? Hi all, i just finished my CELTA training last week in Vancouver and i am seeking teaching opportunitites in South Korea. As a newly qualified ESL teacher without much experience in the field, i am not sure how much my CELTA certificate and my degree in Tourism Mangement would help me to get a good paid job in Seoul. Plus, i am not a native speaker . i did my tourism degree in Canada and i have taught ESL in one of the biggest non-profit organizations in Vancouver. i am not sure those would help or not. Is there anyone out there at the same or similar situation like i am? please give me some advice if you are or even if you know someone like that. by they way, i am a 24 yr old chinese girl who is fun, approachable and likeable. Drop me a line please, folks! i really need some help here. THANKS A LOT! Christine